BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE GEORGE F. BUDDY SASSER CUP

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1 BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE For more than 20 years, the Big South Conference has been a progressive, NCAA Division I athletic conference re ecting the energy and growth of the Southeastern United States. Founded in 1983, the Big South has matured into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence both on the eld of play and in the classroom. Based in Charlotte, N.C., the Big South Conference s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic league is evident by competitive success on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased football and basketball television packages, the enhancement of the quality of the student-athlete experience, and strategic planning that will carry the Big South Conference throughout the 21st Century. Now in its 22 nd year of existence, the Big South Conference is emerging, providing quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social and athletic development of each student-athlete. The League consists of nine member institutions: Birmingham-Southern College, Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, High Point University, Liberty University, UNC Asheville, Radford University, Virginia Military Institute and Winthrop University, while its geographic breakdown features Alabama (1 member), North Carolina (2), South Carolina (3) and Virginia (3). Gardner-Webb University is an associate member in football. In the Fall of 2002, the Big South welcomed the addition of football as a Conference sport, bringing the number of Division I championship programs the Big South sponsors to 18. The League sponsors nine championship sports for men: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, indoor/outdoor track, and tennis, as well as nine for women: basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor/outdoor track and volleyball. Again this year, Big South champions in men s and women s basketball, men s and women s soccer, volleyball, men s and women s golf, baseball, softball, men s and women s tennis and men s and women s track & eld will receive automatic bids to NCAA Championships. The Big South continues to secure aggressive television packages, making the Conference one of the leaders among all Division I Leagues in television exposure for its student-athletes. During the season, a League-record six football games were televised, men s and women s basketball had several regular-season games broadcast in addition to the tournament semi nals and nals, and Big South baseball was televised for the rst time in League history. Entering this season, the 2006 Advance Auto Parts Men s Basketball Championship game will BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE 7233 Pineville-Matthews Road, Suite 100 Charlotte, NC (704) Fax: (704) Kyle Kallander Commissioner Mark Simpson Director- Public Relations Nic Bowman Assistant Director- Public Relations once again air on ESPN2 as part of the network s Championship Week programming. The Conference also boasts relationships with FSN South, Comcast SportsNet (CSN), Comcast Sports Southeast (CSS), College Sports Television (CSTV), Fox College Sports (FCS), and ESPNU. In addition, the Big South Television Network (BSTN) will again air football and basketball games to local af liates throughout the region. The Big South enjoyed its nest athletic season to date in , as evident by several rsts in League annals. Former Gardner-Webb standout Jim Maxwell was the rst Big South player to play in the NFL; Liberty s Josh McDougal was the League s rst cross country All-American; Winthrop s Mary Hock was the Big South s rst volleyball All-American; Gardner-Webb s Harold Wells was the Conference s rst consensus All-American in football; Liberty became the rst Big South basketball team men s or women s to win an NCAA rst round game and reached the Sweet 16; a record four student-athletes earned All-America honors in indoor track & eld; Liberty s Katie Feenstra was the rst Big South player ever drafted in the WNBA; Coastal Carolina s men s golf team became the rst Big South squad to qualify for the national golf championship; Coastal Carolina s baseball team earned the League s rst No. 1 seed in the NCAAs; a record 16 players were selected in the MLB Draft, including three in the second round; and a League-high 22 student-athletes earned All-America honors. Last year s academic success mirrored the on-field achievements. Nine student-athletes earned Academic All- America accolades, including three rst-team selections, while 23 were named Academic All-District. In football, four players were named to the 36-member I-AA Athletics Directors Association Academic All-Star Team, the Big South s largest representation on the national team in its three-year football history. In addition, 50.7% of the Conference s student-athletes achieved at least a 3.0 grade point average in and were named to the Big South s Presidential Honor Roll. In celebrating its 20th anniversary in , the Big South inducted its inaugural Hall of Fame class, which included 11 former student-athletes and administrators who were an integral part in the Big South s early development and vitality. The Hall of Fame now stands at 20 members, as ve more individuals were inducted in the Spring of In addition to the Big South s athletic accomplishments, the League also recognizes and honors academic excellence. Each year, the Presidential Honor Roll and the George A. Christenberry Awards honor student-athletes outstanding work in the classroom. The Christenberry Award Lauren Cooper Coordinator of Creative Services GEORGE F. BUDDY SASSER CUP Coastal Carolina University won the prestigious George F. Buddy Sasser Cup for a record-setting seventh time in The Sasser Cup, named for the former Coastal Carolina Athletic Director and Big South Commissioner, honors the top overall athletic department in the Big South Conference. The award is based on a point system, with points being awarded based upon each school s nish in each of the 18 sports. The Chanticleers seven Sasser Cup awards are the most earned by one school in Big South history. Coastal won the award by capturing Big South titles in football, men s soccer, women s cross country, women s outdoor track, men s golf and women s golf. In addition to the Big South honors, Coastal Carolina was represented in seven different NCAA Championships. recognizes student-athletes graduating with a 4.0 grade point average. Furthermore, the Conference s Sports Information Directors annually select a Scholar-Athlete in each Conference sport, plus a male and female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. The League s outreach program includes a community day, at which select student-athletes help a local charity, such as Habitat for Humanity. The Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry initially began recruiting members into the Big South. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League s rst Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. The League s seven charter members were Armstrong State, Augusta, Campbell, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, Radford and Winthrop. In 1989, George F. Buddy Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as Commissioner. Under Sasser s leadership, the Conference implemented its public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its rst-ever men s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the nest teams in the nation. Sasser was so integral to the growth and foundation of the League that in 2000, the Commissioner s Cup the annual award given to the institution with the most successful athletic year was renamed the George F. Sasser Cup. In 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser, who would continue to serve the League as Director of Athletics at Coastal Carolina until his retirement in During his nine-year tenure, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference, including the development of the Big South Marketing Group, which has resulted in increased revenues and exposure for the Conference and its members. He also brought television coverage to Big South women s basketball and baseball for the rst in Conference history, created the Big South Television Network in 2001 which enjoyed a League-high 18 af liates in , and was the driving force behind the formation of the Big South Hall of Fame. Under Kallander s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its rst long-range strategic plan, reaf rming the League s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. In addition, Kallander has solidi ed membership with the addition of High Point in 1999, Birmingham-Southern in 2000 and Virginia Military Institute in

2 2005 BIG SOUTH IN REVIEW 2005 Big South Final Softball Standings Big South Overall Team W L Pct. W L T Pct. Home Away Neu Winthrop Radford Texas A&M Corpus Christi Coastal Carolina Birmingham-Southern Liberty Charleston Southern Big South Conference Softball Awards Player of the Year - Jessica Moore, Shortstop, Liberty Pitcher of the Year - Sarah Pauly, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Rookie of the Year - Stephanie Reid, Winthrop Co-Coach of the Year - Amy Kvilhaug, Radford and Mark Cooke, Winthrop Scholar-Athlete - Janiva Willis, Winthrop First Team All-Conference OF -- Ashley Smith, Radford OF -- Jennifer Golden, Texas A&M Corpus Christi OF -- Janiva Willis, Winthrop 1B -- Nikki Rombough, Birmingham-Southern 2B -- Kerri Owens, Birmingham-Southern 3B -- Sara Hostetler, Coastal Carolina SS -- Jessica Moore, Liberty C -- Amanda Walling, Radford DP -- Meagen Johnson, Coastal Carolina P -- Sarah Pauly, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi P -- Breanna Felix, Radford Second Team All-Conference OF -- Jill Shondel, Charleston Southern OF -- Dawn Treadwell, Birmingham-Southern OF -- Michelle Petree, Texas A&M Corpus Christi 1B -- Kimberly Cillis, Coastal Carolina 2B -- Lara Wohlgemuth, Radford 3B -- Leslie Roberts, Birmingham-Southern SS -- Stephanie Reid, Winthrop C -- Ashley Williams, Liberty DP -- Laura Hill, Winthrop P -- Shahna Ashard, Winthrop P -- Kelli Johnson, Winthrop All-Academic Team Lillie Brad eld, Birmingham-Southern Katie McKay, Charleston Southern Brittany Nelson, Coastal Carolina Sarah Swor, Liberty Lara Wohlgemuth, Radford Megan Hansen, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Janiva Willis, Winthrop 2005 Big South Conference Tournament Rock Hill, S.C. Thursday, May 12 Game 1: #5 Birmingham-Southern 3, #4 Coastal Carolina 1 Game 2: #2 Radford 12, #7 Charleston Southern 4 Game 3: #3 Texas A&M-CC 8, #6 Liberty 0 Game 4: #1 Winthrop 4, #5 Birmingham-Southern 3 Game 5: #3 Texas A&M-CC 4, #2 Radford 0 Game 6: #6 Liberty 1, #7 Charleston Southern 0 Friday, May 13 Game 7: #4 Coastal Carolina 6, #2 Radford 3 Game 8: #6 Liberty 3, #5 Birmingham-Southern 2 Game 9: #4 Coastal Carolina 1, #6 Liberty 0 Game 10: #3 Texas A&M-CC 2, #1 Winthrop 0 Saturday, May 14 Game 11: #1 Winthrop 1, #4 Coastal Carolina 0 Game 12: #3 Texas A&M-Corpus CC 1, #1 Winthrop 0 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi wins Big South Championship and NCAA Tournament Bid. Big South Conference All-Tournament Team Sarah Pauly, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (MVP) Nekkia Neash, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Jennifer Golden, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Michelle Petree, Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Kelli Johnson, Winthrop Janiva Willis, Winthrop Shahna Ashard, Winthrop Allison Cantrell, Coastal Carolina Meagen Johnson, Coastal Carolina Jessica Moore, Liberty Big South Conference Weekly Honors Week Player Pitcher #1 Janiva Willis, WU Sarah Pauly, TAMU-CC #2 Jessica Moore, LU Ashley Taylor, Radford #3 Nikki Rombough, BSC Meagen Johnson, CCU #4 Jessica Moore, LU Sarah Pauly, TAMU-CC #5 Amanda Walling, RU Breanna Felix, RU/ Sarah Swor, LU #6 Stephanie Reid, WU Sarah Pauly, TAMU-CC #7 Ashley Smith, RU Breanna Felix, RU #8 Jessica Moore, LU Ashley Taylor, RU #9 Janiva Willis, WU Kelli Johnson, WU 34

3 2005 TEAM LEADERS Batting Average 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~.243 Home runs 1. Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ 10 Earned run average 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~4.79 Home runs allowed 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ 38 Slugging percentage 1. Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~.308 Total bases 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ 427 Opposing bat average 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~.304 Wild pitches 1. Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ 12 On base percentage 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~.296 Walks 1. Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 84 Innings pitched 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~ Charleston Southern ~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~333.1 Fielding percentage 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~.947 Runs scored 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ 154 Strikeouts (Batting) 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ 296 Batters struck out 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ 195 Chances 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~ Charleston Southern ~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~ 1422 Hits 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ 311 Runs batted in 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ 128 Sacri ce hits 1. Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ 37 Sacri ce ies 1. Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9 3. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 7 4. Birmingham-Southern ~~~~ 6 5. Charleston Southern ~~~~~ 5 6. Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~~ 4 7. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~~ 3 Hits allowed 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ 492 Runs allowed 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ 330 Errors 1. Charleston Southern ~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ 46 Fielding double plays 1. Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11 Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 1 Doubles 1. Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 66 Charleston Southern ~~~~ 66 Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ 41 Stolen bases 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ 18 Earned runs allowed 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ 258 Stolen bases against 1. Charleston-Southern ~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 48 Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ 24 Triples 1. Charleston Southern ~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 6. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~~ 6 7. Birmingham-Southern ~~~~ 5 Steal attempts 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ 25 Walks allowed 1. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~ Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~ Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~ 154 Caught stealing by 1. Radford ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Birmingham-Southern ~~~ Liberty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 14 Winthrop ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Charleston Southern ~~~~ Coastal Carolina ~~~~~~~ 8 7. Texas A&M-CC ~~~~~~~~ 6 35

4 2005 BSC INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Batting Average 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~ N. Rombough, BSC ~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~ J. Golden, TAMU-CC ~~ J. Shondel, CSU ~~~~~~ A. Walling,RU ~~~~~~~~ K. Owens, BSC ~~~~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~ A. Williams, LU ~~~~~~~ S. Stein, TAMU-CC~~~~.315 Home runs 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ J. Golden, TAMU-CC ~~~ 10 A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~ M. Hansen, TAMU-CC ~~~ 9 5. J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 6. S. McKain, LU ~~~~~~~~~ 7 7. A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ 6 Katie McCay, CSU ~~~~~~ 6 J. Wellborn, BSC ~~~~~~~ tied with ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 5 Wins W-L 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~ S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~ B. Nelson, CCU ~~~~~ 12-8 A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~ M. Johnson, CCU ~~~~ 9-4 T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~ 9-14 Games Started 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~~ 31 K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~~ S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ 29 A. Noble, CSU ~~~~~~~~ A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 26 T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ R. San el, BSC ~~~~~~~ 23 Hits 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~ L. Wohlgemuth, RU ~~~~ K. Owens, CSU ~~~~~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 60 A. Carlson, RU ~~~~~~~~ A. Walling, RU ~~~~~~~~ N. Rombough, BSC ~~~~ J. Shondel, CSU ~~~~~~~ 55 J. Golden, TAMU-CC ~~~ 55 Walks 1. J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~ N. Neash, TAMU-CC ~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 20 A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 20 J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ A. Cantrell, CCU ~~~~~~ K. Feely, CCU ~~~~~~~~ L. Wohlgemuth, RU ~~~~ 17 T. Reid, CSU ~~~~~~~~~ 17 E. Armenta, TAMU-CC ~~ 17 Earned run average 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~ B. Nelson, CCU ~~~~~~ R. San el, BSC ~~~~~~ S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~ T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~~ W. James, CSU ~~~~~~4.41 Complete games 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~~ 21 K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~~ 21 S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ A. Noble, CSU ~~~~~~~~ 20 A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~~ W. James, CSU ~~~~~~~ 14 T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ 13 Runs scored 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~ A. Carlson, RU ~~~~~~~~ M. Hansen, TAMU-CC ~~ L. Wohlgemuth, RU ~~~~ A. Walling, RU ~~~~~~~~ Dorothy Page, CSU ~~~~ J. Shondel, CSU ~~~~~~~ 28 K. Owens, BSC ~~~~~~~ 28 Runs batted in 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ M. Hansen, TAMU-CC ~~ N. Rombough, BSC ~~~~ A. Walling,RU ~~~~~~~~~ 34 J. Golden, TAMU-CC ~~~ A.Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ A. Williams, LU ~~~~~~~~ 32 A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~ S. McKain, LU ~~~~~~~~ 29 On base percentage 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~ N. Rombough, BSC ~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~ S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~ J. Shondel, CSU ~~~~~~.391 N. Neash, TAMU-CC ~~ K. Owens, BSC ~~~~~~ J. Golden, TAMUCC ~~~ A. Cantrell, CCU ~~~~~.383 Total bases 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~ J. Golden, TAMU-CC ~~~ A. Walling, RU ~~~~~~~~ L. Wohlgemuth, RU ~~~~ S. McKain, LU ~~~~~~~~ M. Hansen, TAMU-CC ~~ A. Williams, LU ~~~~~~~~ 82 N. Rombough, BSC ~~~~ 82 Strikeouts 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~ Sarah Swor, LU ~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~ A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~ T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~~ B. Nelson, CCU ~~~~~~ A. Noble, CSU ~~~~~~~~ 97 Innings Pitched 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~ A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~ S.Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~ A. Noble, CSU ~~~~~~ T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~ W. James, CSU ~~~~~135.0 Shutouts 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 3. K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~~~ 7 4. S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~~~ 5 K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~~~ 5 6. S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~~~ 3 Opponent batting average 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~ S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~ B. Nelson, CCU ~~~~~~ A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~ R. San el, BSC ~~~~~~ T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~~.272 Doubles 1. J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~ J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ N. Rombough, BSC ~~~~ A. Williams, LU ~~~~~~~~ 11 A.Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ 11 M. Hansen, TAMU-CC ~~ 11 J. Welborn, BSC ~~~~~~~ Jacqui Mines, CSU ~~~~~ 10 L. Wohlgemuth, RU ~~~~ tied with ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9 Slugging percentage 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~ J. Golden, TAMU-CC ~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~ N. Rombough, BSC ~~~ A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~ M. Hansen, TAMU-CC ~ A. Walling, RU ~~~~~~~ S. McKain, LU ~~~~~~~ A. Williams, LU ~~~~~~~.491 S. Reid, WU ~~~~~~~~~.449 Appearances 1. S. Pauly, TAMU-CC ~~~~ S. Swor, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ B. Felix, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ K. Villavicencio, BSC ~~~ A. Noble, CSU ~~~~~~~~ S. Ashard, WU ~~~~~~~~ K. Johnson, WU ~~~~~~~ 34 W. James, CSU ~~~~~~~ T. Lowe, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ 33 A. Taylor, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 33 Triples 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~~ 5 2. J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~~ 4 A. Carlson, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 4 A. Cantrell, CCU ~~~~~~~~ 4 J. Brooks, CSU ~~~~~~~~~ 4 A. Walling, RU ~~~~~~~~~ 4 S. McKain, LU ~~~~~~~~~ tied with ~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3 36 Stolen bases 1. J. Moore, LU ~~~~~~~~~~ A. Carlson, RU ~~~~~~~~ J. Willis, WU ~~~~~~~~~~ C. Russell, TAMU-CC ~~~ 12 E. Armenta, TAMU-CC ~~ C. Rhodes, RU ~~~~~~~~ S. Reid, WU ~~~~~~~~~~~ 9 K. Owens, BSC ~~~~~~~~ 9 A. Smith, RU ~~~~~~~~~~ tied with ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 8 Brittany Nelson led CCU in wins with 12 while ranking seventh in the Big South Conference

5 Record: Home: 7-6 Away: 5-8 Neutral: Big South: 6-6 Player AVG. GP GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDP OB% SF SH SB ATT PO A E FLD% Allison Cantrell Meagen Johnson Kimberly Cillis Sara Hostetler Delane Grainger Kelly Feely Ashley Gerdts Brittany Nelson Kristina Sheppard Katey Allen Carla Hood Lynee Hastings Danyelle Gerdts Irene Finley Trish Kretchman Christine Doyle Alexandra Prattes Totals Opponents LOB - Team (356), Opp (285). DPs turned - Team (10), Opp (10). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (2), HOSTETLER, S 1, CILLIS, K. 1, Opp (8). (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) 2005 CCU STATISTICS Player ERA W L APP GS CG SHO CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR AB B/Avg WP HBP BK SFA SHA Meagen Johnson Brittany Nelson Trish Kretchman Danyelle Gerdts Christine Doyle Totals Opponents PB - Team (4), HASTINGS, 3, FEELY, 1, Opp (6). SBA/ATT - FEELY, (31-37), NELSON, (25-28), HASTINGS, (20-22), GERDTS, D. (10-13), DOYLE, (7-7), JOHNSON, (4-6), KRETCHMAN, (5-5). 1 (All games Sorted by Fielding pct) Player C PO A E FLD% DPs SBA CSB SBA% PB CI Brittany Nelson Katey Allen Trish Kretchman Lynee Hastings Kimberly Cillis Kelly Feely Danyelle Gerdts Kristina Sheppard Meagen Johnson Sara Hostetler Allison Cantrell Delane Grainger Ashley Gerdts Carla Hood Christine Doyle Irene Finley Alexandra Prattes Totals Opponents Sara Hostetler earned First Team All-Big South honors for her play in It was the second time she was First Team All-Big South. 37

6 2005 CCU RESULTS Game date Opposing team Score r-h-e r-h-e Inns Overall Big South Pitcher of record Attend Time ^ Feb 05, 2005 vs South Carolina 2-8 L DOYLE, C. (L 0-1) 458 2:23 ^ Feb 05, 2005 vs UNC-Greensboro W (8) NELSON, B. (W 1-0) 450 2:15 ^ Feb 06, 2005 vs Stephen F. Austin W JOHNSON, M. (W 1-0) 175 2:03 ^ Feb 06, 2005 at South Carolina W NELSON, B. (W 2-0) 345 6:30 # Feb 11, 2005 at Florida 2-7 L NELSON, B. (L 2-1) 147 2:09 # Feb 11, 2005 vs South Florida 3-7 L DOYLE, C. (L 0-2) 400 2:12 # Feb 12, 2005 vs Notre Dame 0-2 L KRETCHMAN, T (L 0-1) 200 1:36 # Feb 12, 2005 at Florida 2-5 L DOYLE, C. (L 0-3) 663 2:10 # Feb 13, 2005 vs South Florida 1-9 L GERDTS, D. (L 0-1) 300 Feb 19, 2005 APPALACHIAN STATE W NELSON, B. (W 3-1) 197 Feb 19, 2005 ST. JOHN S W DOYLE, C. (W 1-3) 102 Feb 20, 2005 ST. JOHN S W NELSON, B. (W 4-1) 116 Feb 20, 2005 APPALACHIAN STATE 0-2 L KRETCHMAN, T (L 0-2) 92 1:55 Feb 27, 2005 ELON W NELSON, B. (W 5-1) 74 1:49 % Mar 10, 2005 vs Illinois 0-7 L NELSON, B. (L 5-2) 125 1:36 % Mar 10, 2005 vs Southern Miss W GERDTS, D. (W 1-1) 124 2:30 % Mar 11, 2005 vs Pittsburgh 0-1 L GERDTS, D. (L 1-2) 134 1:50 % Mar 12, 2005 vs Central Michigan W NELSON, B. (W 6-2) 134 2:12 % Mar 12, 2005 vs Northern Illinois 2-7 L JOHNSON, M. (L 1-1) 134 2:00 % Mar 13, 2005 vs Western Michigan W NELSON, B. (W 7-2) 134 2:20 Mar 15, 2005 GARDNER-WEBB 1-2 L NELSON, B. (L 7-3) 122 1:58 Mar 15, 2005 GARDNER-WEBB W GERDTS, D. (W 2-2) 122 1:50 * Mar 20, 2005 vs TAMU-Corpus Christi 0-12 L GERDTS, D. (L 2-3) 83 1:41 * Mar 20, 2005 vs TAMU-Corpus Christi W (9) NELSON, B. (W 8-3) 83 2:05 & Mar 25, 2005 vs California 1-8 L NELSON, B. (L 8-4) 113 2:00 & Mar 25, 2005 at North Carolina 0-3 L GERDTS, D. (L 2-4) 132 2:09 & Mar 26, 2005 vs Harvard W JOHNSON, M. (W 2-1) 77 2:00 & Mar 26, 2005 vs Penn State W NELSON, B. (W 9-4) 32 2:00 & Mar 27, 2005 vs Harvard W JOHNSON, M. (W 3-1) 38 2:00 Mar 31, 2005 UNC WILMINGTON W NELSON, B. (W 10-4) 86 1:45 Mar 31, 2005 UNC WILMINGTON W (8) NELSON, B. (W 11-4) 86 2:23 * Apr 03, 2005 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 3-4 L JOHNSON, M. (L 3-2) 89 2:15 * Apr 03, 2005 BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN 4-5 L (10) JOHNSON, M. (L 3-3) 98 2:45 Apr 06, 2005 at Coll. of Charleston 2-5 L NELSON, B. (L 11-5) 209 1:51 Apr 06, 2005 at Coll. of Charleston 1-2 L GERDTS, D. (L 2-5) 209 1:42 * Apr 16, 2005 at Charleston Southern W JOHNSON, M. (W 4-3) 132 2:06 * Apr 16, 2005 at Charleston Southern W NELSON, B. (W 12-5) 134 2:00 Apr 20, 2005 at North Carolina State 2-4 L GERDTS, D. (L 2-6) 134 2:15 Apr 20, 2005 at North Carolina State 1-9 L NELSON, B. (L 12-6) 133 1:45 * Apr 23, 2005 at Liberty W JOHNSON, M. (W 5-3) 85 1:30 * Apr 23, 2005 at Liberty W (8) JOHNSON, M. (W 6-3) 85 2:17 * Apr 24, 2005 at Radford 2-4 L NELSON, B. (L 12-7) 45 1:53 * Apr 24, 2005 at Radford W JOHNSON, M. (W 7-3) 68 2:00 * May 08, 2005 WINTHROP 2-3 L JOHNSON, M. (L 7-4) 228 1:53 * May 08, 2005 WINTHROP 3-5 L NELSON, B. (L 12-8) 228 1:50 $ May 12, 2005 vs Birmingham-Southern 1-3 L GERDTS, D. (L 2-7) 134 1:50 $ May 13, 2005 vs Radford W JOHNSON, M. (W 8-4) 156 1:54 $ May 13, 2005 vs Liberty W JOHNSON, M. (W 9-4) 187 1:31 $ May 14, 2005 at Winthrop 0-1 L GERDTS, D. (L 2-8) 220 1:26 () extra inning game *=Big South Conference Game ^=South Carolina Tournament (Columbia, S.C.) #=Florida Tournament (Gainesville, Softball Triple Play Weekend (Conway, S.C.) %=Speedline Tournament (Clearwater. Fla.) &=North Carolina Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.) $=Big South Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.) The eight seniors from the 2006 squad (from left to right): Brittany Nelson, Meagen Johnson, Irene Finley, Kelly Feely, Katey Allen, Lynee Hastings, Sara Hostetler and Christine Doyle. 38

7 SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS BATTING RECORDS BATTING AVERAGE Sara Graziano Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Michelle Minton Kacee Crumpacker Michelle Minton Sherry Johnson Sherry Johnson Jessica Falca Sara Graziano 1993 AT BATS Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Sarah Lockett Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Delane Grainger Jill Friedman Sherry Johnson Michelle Hall Michelle Byrd 1991 HITS Sara Graziano Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Jessica Falca Sherry Johnson Sherry Johnson Jessica Falca Kacee Crumpacker Jessica Falca Sarah Lockett 2000 DOUBLES Sherry Johnson Kacee Crumpacker Sherry Johnson Sarah Lockett Lisa Anastasio Sara Graziano Sarah Lockett Sherry Johnson Cari Rowe Michelle Hall 1992 TRIPLES Sara Graziano Cindy Ritter Sara Graziano Cindy Ritter Rachel Ray Susette Stone Linda Richards Kacee Crumpacker Kacee Crumpacker Sherry Johnson Sherry Johnson 1992 HOME RUNS Holly Lee Sarah Lockett Sara Graziano Sarah Lockett Holly Lee Sherry Johnson Sherry Johnson Holly Lee Sarah Lockett Cari Rowe Kacee Crumpacker Kristina Sheppard 2004 RUNS BATTED IN Sara Graziano Sherry Johnson Sara Graziano Sarah Lockett Sherry Johnson Holly Lee Holly Lee Michelle Hall Sarah Lockett Cari Rowe 1999 RUNS Sara Graziano Michelle Minton Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Cindy Ritter Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Sarah Lockett Sherry Johnson 1994 STOLEN BASES Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Michelle Minton Susette Stone Michelle Minton Cindy Ritter Susette Stone Kimberly Josephson 2002 WALKS Holly Lee Jennifer Bolebruch Jennifer Bolebruch Sara Thompson Kacee Crumpacker Susette Stone Sara Thompson Jill Friedman Beth Park Kelli Julg Sarah Lockett Kacee Crumpacker Sara Graziano Kristina Sheppard 2004 HIT BY PITCH Susette Stone Sarah Lockett Natasha Walker Sara Graziano Sherry Johnson players tied SACRIFICE HITS Sara Thompson Cari Rowe Rachel Ray Jill Friedman Jill Friedman Susie Benton Beth Park Kelli Julg Cindy Ritter Jennifer Bolebruch 1993 SACRIFICE FLIES 1. 3 Holly Lee Leslie Steele Beth Park Karlye Fortune players tied SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Sara Graziano Sherry Johnson Sara Graziano Sherry Johnson Sarah Lockett Kacee Crumpacker Holly Lee Sarah Lockett Holly Lee Sarah Lockett 2000 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Sara Graziano Erika Bellet Sherry Johnson Michelle Minton Kacee Crumpacker Michelle Minton Sara Graziano Jessica Falca Sherry Johnson Jessica Falca 1998 GAMES PLAYED Sarah Lockett Amy O Neil Kimberly Josephson Holly Lee Michelle Hall Lisa Anastasio Kristie Pulchinski Sherry Johnson Shannon Montgomery Rachel Ray 1992 PITCHING RECORDS APPEARANCES Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Michelle Hall Lauren Yates Michelle Hall Lauren Yates Brittany Nelson Christine Doyle Sara Norwood Danyelle Gerdts 2004 COMPLETE GAMES Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Lauren Yates Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Christine Doyle Sara Norwood Vicki Dulaney Julie Marcus 1992 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Julie Marcus Christine Doyle Lauren Yates Lauren Yates Meagen Johnson Brittany Nelson 2003 VICTORIES Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Christine Doyle Lauren Yates Sara Norwood Tracey Russ Vicki Dulaney Julie Marcus 1992 SAVES 1. 5 Sara Norwood Michelle Hall Stephanie Belden Lauren Yates Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Stephanie Belden Ten (10) players tied STRIKEOUTS Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Lauren Yates Christine Doyle Brittany Nelson Danyelle Gerdts Brittany Nelson 2004 INNINGS PITCHED Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Michelle Hall Lauren Yates Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Christine Doyle Sara Norwood Julie Marcus Vicki Dulaney 1996 FIELDING RECORDS PUTOUTS - INFIELDER Holly Lee Sherry Johnson Michelle Byrd Sherry Johnson Tammi Thompson 1999 PUTOUTS - OUTFIELDER Amy O Neil Cari Rowe Jessica Falca Michelle Romano Cari Rowe Tina Williamson Suzanne Welty 1988 ASSISTS - INFIELDER Jill Friedman Jill Friedman Kacee Crumpacker Sara Graziano Jill Friedman Kelli Julg 2003 ASSISTS - OUTFIELDER Shannon Montgomery Tina Williamson Jessica Falca Kim Gayon Suzanne Welty 1988 FIELDING PERCENTAGE (min. 50 chances) (putouts-assists-errors) Lynee Hastings 2003 ( ) Amanda Wiechowski 1996 (61-1-0) Holly Lee 2003 ( ).996 Jennifer Schmidt 2001 ( ).996 Tammi Thompson 1999 ( ) Susette Stone 1988 ( ) Jessica Falca 1996 ( ).990 Sherry Johnson 1994 ( ).990 Beth Park 1994 ( ) 1 39

8 CAREER RECORDS BATTING RECORDS BATTING AVERAGE Sara Graziano Michelle Minton Jessica Falca Kacee Crumpacker Sarah Lockett Sherry Johnson Holly Lee Kimberly Josephson Jami Long Becky Hill AT BATS Jessica Falca Cari Rowe Sherry Johnson Michelle Minton Kacee Crumpacker Kimberly Josephson Jill Friedman Leslie Steele Amy O Neil Jennifer Bolebruch HITS Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Kacee Crumpacker Sherry Johnson Kimberly Josephson Holly Lee Cari Rowe Jill Friedman Sarah Lockett Michelle Hall DOUBLES Sherry Johnson Kacee Crumpacker Sarah Lockett Cari Rowe Michelle Hall Leslie Steele Holly Lee Jill Friedman Beth Park Sara Graziano Sara Hostetler 2003-pres. Michelle Minton ( ) holds three of the top six single-season batting average marks and ranks second alltime with a.458 career batting average. TRIPLES Sherry Johnson Sara Graziano Kacee Crumpacker Beth Park Michelle Minton Kimberly Josephson Rachel Ray Susette Stone Jessica Falca Michelle Hall HOME RUNS Holly Lee Sarah Lockett Sherry Johnson Kacee Crumpacker Sara Graziano Michelle Hall Cari Rowe Kelly Feely 2003-pres Leslie Steele Kristina Sheppard 2004-pres. RUNS BATTED IN Sherry Johnson Holly Lee Kacee Crumpacker Sara Graziano Cari Rowe Michelle Hall Sarah Lockett Beth Park Leslie Steele Jill Friedman RUNS Michelle Minton Jessica Falca Kacee Crumpacker Sherry Johnson Jill Friedman Beth Park Jennifer Bolebruch Sarah Lockett Sara Graziano Kimberly Josephson Cari Rowe STOLEN BASES Jessica Falca Michelle Minton Susette Stone Jennifer Bolebruch Kimberly Josephson Beth Park Jill Friedman Heather Endrenyi Kacee Crumpacker Katey Allen 2003-pres. WALKS Jennifer Bolebruch Kacee Crumpacker Sara Thompson Holly Lee Amy O Neil Tina Williamson Beth Park Susette Stone Leslie Steele Kelli Julg HIT BY PITCH Sarah Lockett Susette Stone Sherry Johnson Natasha Walker Kacee Crumpacker Sara Graziano Leslie Steele Tina Williamson Michelle Romano Kelly Feely 2003-pres. 5 Lynee Hastings 2003-pres. SACRIFICE HITS Sara Thompson Cari Rowe Jill Friedman Dee Craft Jennifer Bolebruch Beth Park Kelli Julg Leslie Steele Rachel Ray Amy O Neil SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (min. 200 at-bats) Sara Graziano Sarah Lockett Sherry Johnson Holly Lee Kacee Crumpacker Michelle Minton Jessica Falca Michelle Hall Kelly Feely 2003-pres Rachel Ray ON-BASE PERCENTAGE (min. 200 at-bats) Sara Graziano Michelle Minton Kacee Crumpacker Jessica Falca Sarah Lockett Holly Lee Susette Stone Sherry Johnson Kimberly Josephson Sara Hostetler 2003-pres. GAMES PLAYED Amy O Neil Kacee Crumpacker Sherry Johnson Leslie Steele Jessica Falca Cari Rowe Jennifer Bolebruch Jill Friedman Michelle Hall Kimberly Josephson PITCHING RECORDS APPEARANCES Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Lauren Yates Vicki Dulaney Stephanie Belden Brittany Nelson 2003-pres Tracey Russ Danielle Jenkins Danyelle Gerdts 2004-pres Christine Doyle 2003-pres COMPLETE GAMES Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Vicki Dulaney Lauren Yates Tracey Russ Stephanie Belden Brittany Nelson 2003-pres Danielle Jenkins Christine Doyle 2003-pres Carol Buczek EARNED RUN AVERAGE Michelle Hall Julie Marcus Christine Doyle 2003-pres Meagen Johnson 2005-pres Joye Owens Lauren Yates Sara Norwood Becky Hill Carol Buczek Brittany Nelson 2003-pres. VICTORIES Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Vicki Dulaney Lauren Yates Tracey Russ Stephanie Belden Brittany Nelson 2003-pres Danielle Jenkins Christine Doyle 2003-pres Linda Olson SAVES Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Stephanie Belden Lauren Yates Vicki Dulaney Tracey Russ Haley Smith Sara Graziano STRIKEOUTS Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Vicki Dulaney Lauren Yates Brittany Nelson 2003-pres Stephanie Belden Christine Doyle 2003-pres Sara Graziano Danyelle Gerdts 2004-pres Danielle Jenkins INNINGS PITCHED Michelle Hall Sara Norwood Vicki Dulaney Lauren Yates Stephanie Belden Tracey Russ Brittany Nelson 2003-pres Danielle Jenkins Christine Doyle 2003-pres Carol Buczek Sara Norwood ( ) ranks second in careeer pitching appearances, complete games, victories, saves, strikeouts and innings pitched. She led CCU to its rst-ever NCAA Regional appearance in